Netloom · Jewellers
In this trade the website is not selling jewellery. It is selling the reason to walk into your shop rather than a chain store.
A customer choosing a jeweller is weighing one risk above all others: am I getting the purity I am paying for? The chains have spent enormous sums answering that question. An independent jeweller answers it with BIS hallmarking and purity stated per piece — and then, usually, forgets to put it on the website.
Metal purity on every piece, hallmarking shown plainly, certification for stones. That is the site.
The things that decide whether a site in this trade works, which are rarely the things a brochure talks about.
It is the most requested feature and the most dangerous one. A stale rate on your website is a customer arguing at your counter. Link to a source or leave it off — do not hand-maintain a number that moves daily.
18K, 22K, 24K, per item. A catalogue where purity is a general statement reads as evasive, whether or not it is.
You do not have to give a number. Saying how they are calculated — per gram, percentage, flat — removes the fear that stops people enquiring.
Months, not minutes, and usually several people deciding. Lead times per piece matter more than a buy button.
Hallmarking is mandatory for gold jewellery in the categories it covers, and customers increasingly know to look for it. We show the HUID and purity alongside the piece rather than burying it in a general trust statement, because a specific mark on a specific item is the thing that actually reassures.
Built, running, and open right now. Not a screenshot — open it on your phone and use it.
Fixed, published, and the same for every trade. You see your homepage before you pay anything.
A presence that works: home, menu or services, about, contact.
Adds gallery, testimonials, FAQ and the booking or enquiry flow.
The full build, or a store that takes money on the site.
You see your homepage before you pay anything. WhatsApp is fastest.